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This is the best summary I could come up with:
Democrats have long-acknowledged concerns about President Biden’s age and ability to lead the country for a second term, but Biden’s disastrous debate performance against former President Donald Trump on June 27 has left the president’s campaign in a crisis.
Biden and his campaign have recognized that the coming days are crucial to convincing voters and his party that he has what it takes to win the election.
They also insist that he is staying in the race.
But the public display of Biden’s weakness prompted calls from Democratic members of Congress for Biden to step down as the party’s presidential nominee — while others continue to stand by the president, and a growing number of Democrats express concerns about Biden.
NPR is tracking which Democratic lawmakers have called on Biden to step out of the race, expressed concerns, or have said they back Biden’s presidential bid.
This list will be updated as more Democrats weigh in.
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Nothing scares me more than the thought that Biden's cognitive decline may be more severe than we realize and that he's stuck in this state of delusion that he's far more capable than he actually is.
To quote Jim Jefferies, "That's the thing about crazy people. They don't know they're crazy. That's what makes them crazy!"
To those who didn't view the interview, here are some highlights:
The second one gets blown really out of proportion
He was told a list of people and was asked if any of them would convince him to step down
If he said yes to any of them it would mean he trusts their judgement more than his own which would be a terrible look for a president so he basically said there is nobody who shapes my decision besides myself and God (because you need christian voters)
I hope to fuck you're right but I still feel he could've handled that question better:
"I'll follow my conscience, weigh my trusted confidants' advice, and consider sound data."